A HOUSE IN TRANCOSO

The Atmosphere in a Trancoso´House, Brasil

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TEA IN THE WOODS

The Atmosphere at the Japanese Tea House by Naomi Darling via Green Homes

Wooden bowls from Shoji Morinaga, George Peterson and other artisans.

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IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WATER

Lounge by the water

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ISABEL MARANT IN BANGKOK

     

   The Atmosphere at Isabel Marant boutique in Bangkok by Parisian studio Ciguë.

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Isabel Marant SS 2015 RTW backstage

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BRICK A BRAC : WALL HOLDER

A WALL HOLDER by ONION

ACE IN PANAMÁ

The Atmosphere at AMERICAN TRADE HOTEL and HALL a ACE Hotel,  Panamá

SALA AYUTTHAYA HOTEL 2

White Atmospheres in & out the SALA AYUTTHAYA HOTEL , a Thai Hotel by ONION

photo  by Wison Tungthunya

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The Atmosphere outdoor at SALA AYUTTHAYA HOTEL, a Thai Hotel by ONION

"It is named Sala Ayutthaya – Sala after a type of indigenous orange-flowering tree and Ayutthaya after its location, 50 miles north of the Thai capital." Read more in

"It is named Sala Ayutthaya – Sala after a type of indigenous orange-flowering tree and Ayutthaya after its location, 50 miles north of the Thai capital." Read more in

"We designed the curved brick wall because of its shadow," studio co-founder Siriyot Chaiamnuay told Dezeen. "At different times of the day, the curved shadow will move and highlight different parts of the wall."

photo  by Wison Tungthunya

MAGRITTE & CLOUDS

La Malédiction (1936) 

RENÉ MAGRITTE

The Surrealist Painter

Clear Ideas ( 1958)

The False Mirror ( 1928)

Le beau monde (1962)

The Victory (1939)

Donna con nuvole

After the water, the clouds (1926)

René Magritte, 1963 by Bill Brandt

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SONIA DELAUNAY

SONIA DELAUNAY

Russian- born  French artist 

Painter, Textile Designer and Stage Set Designer

Cofounded the Orphism art movement

Use of strong colours and geometric shapes

Sketchbook

working & living

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During the 1930s, Sonia Delaunay’s life was divided between fashion design, articles in magazines, interior decorating, and projects for window displays and posters. In 1937, the Exposition Internationale des Arts et Techniques dans la Vie Moderne, backed by Léon Blum’s (1872–1950) Popular Front government, solicited the participation of the Delaunays in the decoration of two temporary exhibition buildings: the Pavillon des Chemins de Fer and the Palais de l’Air. Voyages lointains and Portugal, which Sonia painted for the railroad pavilion, were awarded a gold medal....Read more

models in Sonia Delaunay beachwear. 1930´s